Testimony Ends In Terry Suit At Brownfield Court
In Brownfield a $300000 malpractice case against Dr. Cecil B. Knox concluded its defense and plaintiffs final witnesses as Judge M C Ledbetter prepared a jury charge. The six jurors and five alternates were seated with Mrs Merle Kemper and others as plaintiffs and the late J L Kemper’s widow, a Mayo Clinic case, alleged negligence.
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Brownfield
Testieg
M. C. Ledbetter
Merle Kemper
Cecil B. Know
Kemper
J. L
Dusty) Kemper
Telephone Company
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Knox
Pleas Hearing Proceeds In Ammonia Tank Suits In Texas
Testimony continues in 140th District Court as four Midland defendants seek transfer of suits on notes tied to anhydrous ammonia fertilizer tanks. They urge trial before their suit against Kuykendall Investment Co. of Lubbock, and Estes Enterprises, Billie Sol Estes, and related parties, contending their action was filed first. Judge Robert H. Bean presides. London BBC-TV ban on singing In My Merry Oldsmobile noted in Advertising.
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140Th District Court
W. F. Wynn
Russell I. Ramsiland
J.C. Barnes Sr
J. C. Barnes Jr
Midland
Kuykendall Investment Co
Lubbock
Races Heat Up Statewide With Democratic Edge Seen
AP reporters survey shows more than a dozen close contests between Democrats and Republicans on election night. Democrats target a full legislature with hopes of at least 10 House seats and possibly one Senate seat. Major races include incumbents in Texas City, Amarillo, Midland, and Dallas areas.
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Austin
Associated Press
Senate
Clyde Johnson
Democratic
House
Tad Smith
GOP
Jim Bates
Edinburg
McAllen
Robert Barnes
George Korkmas
Texas City
Don Brow
Hitchcock
Kenneth Kohler
Amarillo
Walter Knapp
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Fausto Yturria Jr
Brownsville
Cameron County
Amando Canales
San Diego
Uvalde Serna
George Parr
R. G. Pendleton
Andrews
Levelland
Burnet Roberts
Henry Stollenwerck
Rufusbotham Jr
Dallas
John Burnett
George Macatee
Raleigh Brown
Ed Templeton
Abilene
Thugs Hit Three Business Firms In Lubbock Area
Thieves struck three business sites in Carlisle and nearby areas, taking cash from pay phones at Sinclair Service Station and two coin machines at Truck Stop Cafe. An attempted burglary occurred at Hand Grocery, while a door was pried at Treasure Chest Antique Shop. Unrelated, items were stolen from a car at St Marys Hospital and a convertible rear window plus jacket and hub caps were taken from another vehicle. BAMAKO Mali passes first investment code.
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Carlisle
Lubbock
Sheriff's Deputies
Sam Floyd
Sinclair
Southeast Dr
Lubbock Brick & Tile Co
Ave. G
College Ave
Ruby Mecklin
43Rd St
Troy Overman
Levelland
St. Mary's Hospital
Sadie Hazlewood
31St St
Jury For Hoffa Trial Complete
A Nashville jury was seated in the $1 million conspiracy trial of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa after four days of proceedings. Judge William E. Miller kept court late to finalize seven women and five men plus four alternates as the government prepared 300 documents and 50 witnesses while the defense listed 25. Hoffa showed little emotion as defense challenges reduced two alternates.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
Hoffa
Pope urges rulers to keep world peace amid Cuban crisis
Pope John XXIII pleaded for peace urging rulers to do everything in their power to save peace. He warned that war would bring disastrous, unforeseen consequences and urged action to spare mankind from horrors.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Two Men Charged In Farm Home Break-In
Two suspects charged in a burglary at Floyd M. Martin's farm residence near Lubbock. Thomas Allen Holloway admitted the break-in and was bonded $1,500. Enrique Guzman Jr. remained at large Thursday night as deputies linked him to the crime. A 12 gauge shotgun and a .30-30 rifle were reported missing. back door glass and a gun case were damaged.
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Floyd M. Martin
Rt. 6
Lubbock
Thomas Allen Holloway
Enrique Guzman Jr
Lamesa
Holloway
Justice of the Peace F. R. Land
Guzman
Martin
Tech Soil Judging Team Competing in Regional Contest
Texas Tech soil judging team competes today in Region 4 ASA soil judging contest at Mississippi State University. Members Clyde Stahnke Joe Duncan Bill Ross Smith Kenneth Deland with Dr. B J Allen. Last year Tech placed second nationally. winners advance to national contest at Tech next May.
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Texas Tech
American Society of Agronomy
Mississippi State University
Clyde Stahnke
Comanche
Joe Duncan
Roscoe
Bill Ross Smith
Tahoka
Kenneth Deland
Ozona
Tech
ASA
Oklahoma
Stahnke
Mississippi
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Terry
London
Bbc-Tv
Sarafee Apple N Spice
Bamako
Mali
Gene Royall
Plainview
Jack Cox
Breckenridge
Royall
Frank Hinkson
Cox
Sara Lee
Sore Lee Bar
Department Chicago
Sora Lee
A. V. Blake Radio & TV
American State Bank
Memger F.D.I.C
Walloween
Olan, ‘ Ware
Ieee
Bee Plain
Hwalloween
SPEAS
Speas Co
Nicholson Ave
Kansas City
M&M’s
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